Going Beyond Google Again: Strategies for Using and Teaching the Invisible Web, by Jane Devine and Francine Egger-Sider
Search differently, says Sarah Ison
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Writing Faith and Telling Tales: Literature, Politics, and Religion in the Work of Thomas More, by Thomas Betteridge
Peter Gwyn finds an attempt to put More’s writings into historical context less than clear
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What Is a Classic? Postcolonial Rewriting and Invention of the Canon, by Ankhi Mukherjee
Authors emulating Western literature have created their own voice, says Robert Appelbaum
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Rousseau’s Hand: The Crafting of a Writer, by Angelica Goodden
The simple life may be a carefully contrived one, says Biancamaria Fontana
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Acts of Union and Disunion: What has Held the UK Together and What is Dividing it?, by Linda Colley
Violence, accident and luck have all made this young federal union, says Donald MacRaild
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Teaching we can do; learning’s out of our hands
What parents and schools fail to do in 18 years is unlikely to be accomplished in a couple of courses, says Alan Ryan
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The harmful idea of student ‘vulnerability’
A growing zeal to address ‘well-being’ diverts resources from those who really need help, says Kathryn Ecclestone
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The week in higher education
- Vice-chancellors in the UK often look enviously across the pond at the pay awarded to their US peers. But they might be less enamoured with the conditions foisted on Gwendolyn Boyd when she became...
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A peek at ߣߣƵ's Petri dish
What can the UK learn from the uncapped student numbers 'experiment' that is already in full swing Down Under? Explosive" is the word used by one vice-chancellor to describe this week's figures...
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Branding the Nation: The Global Business of National Identity, by Melissa Aronczyk
The ‘nation brand’ phenomenon is unsustainable, says Rula Al-Abdulrazak
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Damn lies and prospectuses
“You’re not suggesting that I deliberately colluded in a falsehood?”That was how Angela Topping, our Deputy Head of Prospectus Management, responded to the suggestion from reporter Keith Ponting (30...
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Stellacci ‘stripy nanoparticle’ dispute heats up
Analysis critical of professor’s discovery claim is published on arXiv
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Dating game: US undergraduates get lessons in love
Students assigned an old-fashioned date by Boston College lecturer
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Anglo-Indian ties have been ‘butchered’ by May
UEA head blames home secretary for UK’s first fall in international students
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A revolutionary mission statement: improve the world
Addressing global problems should be the academy’s raison d’être, argues Nicholas Maxwell